5. APS / Flags Quiz - Gr Fl
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Who is responsible for placing 10th graders with an IEP?
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APS
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High School Counselor and Special Ed Director
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Enrollment
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Customer Contact Agent
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This APS \/ Flags Quiz for GR FL assesses knowledge on student placement, course offerings for gifted students, and responsibilities in educational settings. It's essential for understanding roles in special and gifted education.
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What courses do we offer gifted and talented courses in?
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Spanish, English, Math
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Science, Math, English
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Math, Science, English, Language Arts
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Math. Science, Language Arts
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A. Math. Science, Language ArtsExplanation
The correct answer is Math, Science, Language Arts. This answer suggests that the courses offered for gifted and talented students include Math, Science, and Language Arts.Rate this question:
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For what grades do we offer gifted and talented courses?
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9-12
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4-8
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3-8
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K-12
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A. 3-8Explanation
The correct answer is 3-8. This means that we offer gifted and talented courses for students in grades 3 to 8.Rate this question:
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Where in the Enrollment Information (Support Version) DV can you see who has the responsibility of the student’s academic documentation on “their plate”?
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Placement Bucket
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General Enollment Data
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Student Enrollment Docs Upload
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User Data View
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A. Placement BucketExplanation
In the Placement Bucket of the Enrollment Information (Support Version) DV, you can see who has the responsibility of the student's academic documentation on "their plate".Rate this question:
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Who is responsible for placing 6th graders?
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School Counselor
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APS
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Special Education Director
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Principal
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A. APSExplanation
APS stands for the "Advanced Placement Program," which is a program that offers college-level courses and exams to high school students. It is not responsible for placing 6th graders. Therefore, this answer is incorrect.Rate this question:
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A student in grades K-8 can start taking electives or join a club at the time of enrollment.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
False. The statement is incorrect because a student in grades K-8 cannot start taking electives or join a club at the time of enrollment. These opportunities are typically offered to students in higher grades, such as middle school or high school, where they have more options for elective courses and extracurricular activities. In elementary school, the focus is usually on core subjects and basic skills development rather than specialized electives or clubs.Rate this question:
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What does IEP stand for?
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Individualized Education Program
Individualized Education PlanExplanation
The correct answer is Individualized Education Program (IEP). This is a plan developed for students with disabilities to ensure they receive appropriate educational services tailored to their individual needs. The IEP outlines specific goals, accommodations, and support services that will be provided to help the student succeed academically and socially. It is a legally binding document that is reviewed and updated annually to track the student's progress and make any necessary adjustments to their educational plan.Rate this question:
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What document is used to enroll a high school student previously enrolled in a private school?
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Official Transcript
Unofficial TranscriptExplanation
The document used to enroll a high school student previously enrolled in a private school is either the official transcript or the unofficial transcript. These transcripts provide a record of the student's academic performance and achievements in the private school, which is necessary for the enrollment process in a new high school. The official transcript is typically issued by the private school and is verified and sealed, while the unofficial transcript may be a copy or a digital version of the official transcript. Both transcripts serve as proof of the student's educational background and facilitate the transfer of credits.Rate this question:
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What document is needed to place a high school student previously homeschooled?
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State Test Scores
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Home School High School Credit Form
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Unofficial Transcript
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Principal
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A. Home School High School Credit FormExplanation
To place a high school student previously homeschooled, a Home School High School Credit Form is needed. This form is necessary to evaluate the credits and courses completed by the student during their homeschooling period. It helps determine the appropriate grade level and course placement for the student in the high school system. State test scores and an unofficial transcript may also be required for assessment, but the Home School High School Credit Form is the primary document needed for this process. A principal may be involved in the evaluation, but they are not the specific document required.Rate this question:
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